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Home > Online Product Documentation > Table of Contents > The Part Element The Part Element
The Part element is used to describe the content of a Message element using an XML Schema element (
How to Create a Part ElementTo create a Part element:
1. Select the Message element whose Part elements you wish to describe.
2. Select
Diagram >
Add >
Message Part from the Stylus Studio menu.
Alternative: Right-click the Definitions element and choose Add > Message Part from the shortcut menu.
Stylus Studio adds a Part element to the WSDL as a child of the Message element. The default name is
How to Rename a Part ElementTo rename a Part element:
1. Double-click the Part element in the WSDL diagram.
The name becomes editable.
2. Type a new name and press enter.
Alternative: Using the Properties window
1. Display the
Properties window if it is not already open. (
View >
Properties).
2. Change the Part name in the
Value field in the
Properties window.
Alternative: You can change the Part name directly in the WSDL text. Part Element PropertiesThe following table describes the properties of the Part element.
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